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Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:00 AM Town Talk LUCAMA The Lucama Community Improvement Committee, which is planning a festival in town for May 16, now has a Web site up and running, said chair and secretary Shelley Moreira. The Web site, www.lucamacic.com , has news about the town's planned "Spring Fling" festival, including commitments to play the festival by The Seaside Band and The Black Creek Band. Moreira said Kuntaw Martial Arts has also committed to giving demonstrations, along with the Tobacco Farm Life Museum in Kenly. Several vendors have also committed, she said. In addition, the Lucama "Spring Fling" will have its first annual car show, presented by The Twisted Stallions muscle car club, with five muscle cars already committed. Though some vendors have committed to the festival, Moreira said there is room for more. A booth without electricity costs $35 and a booth with electricity costs $45. For more information on updates on the festival, visit the Web site. KENLY During the annual meeting of the Kenly Area Chamber of Commerce on Friday, the following awards were given to recipients: * President's Award --Wanda Allen. * Citizen's Award -- The Smith family, including Anne, Mark, Zach and Josie Smith. * Distinguished Service Award -- The Rev. Harold Swinson, pastor of Kenly Original Free Will Baptist Church. * Small Business Award -- WebTek of Kenly, Inc. * Lifetime Membership Award -- Jimmy and Suzanne Bailey. * Ambassador of the Year -- Anne Smith. TOWN TALK APPEARS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, AND YOU CAN VISIT THE TOWN TALK BLOG ONLINE AT WWW.WILSONTIMES.COM/BLOGS/TOWNTALK/. STAFF WRITER ANTONIO VELARDE COVERS WILSON'S NEIGHBORING CITIES AND TOWNS AND IS LOOKING FOR YOUR IDEAS AND SUGGESTIONS. VELARDE CAN BE REACHED AT (252) 265-7868 OR AT AVELARDE@WILSONTIMES.COM. |
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